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National Republican., 1887-04-19
HARRIss BIJoU THEATER.
Preparing to Give Its Patrons Season
Of Summer Opera.

" 'Nsssasaoh OhoASs
The patrons OF Harris's Bljou Theator are
TO bo congratulated upon the prospects for
the summer. With his usual foresight and
liberality, Manager Harris Is preparing to
give them a brilliant season Of comic opera.
Resident Manager Haynes paid visit yes
terday to the home Office Of Mr.. Harris, I'm
Baltimore, and states that 1t is now con-
templated to open the summer comic opera
at the Bljou Theater on or about June @.
MeCaull's Comic Opera Company, In ''In-
diana,n uRuddygore,'i "Falka, ""Crowlng
Hen,h "Black Hussar,n "Apajure,n and
"Don Caesar" the company including such
artists as Digby Bell, Laura Joyce Bell,
Annie Myers, Lilly Post .sc., will be seen
Resident Manager Haynes has been pre-.
pairing to make his patrons comfortable
during the warm weather.
Taking advantage Of the fact that the
building stands open on three sides, he has
arranged facilities for thorough ventilation
by admitting free circulation OF air above,
carving of all impurities and supplying
fresh air from below. II is contemplated
to keep the theater open all summer which
Will be determined, OF course, by the ex-
tent TO which the theater-goers OF Wash
ington practically demonstrate their appre-
citation Of the risks taken by the manage
mont In providing for them such fine en-
tertainments. Added TO the above, the
house is to be entirely reseated, and the
work will be done with scarcely q break In
tho season. New aud handsome patent
tilting opera chairs, some with crimson
plush upholstery and all with hat racks,
Will be placed In the orchestra.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
vIRGINIA,s OUTLOOK.
Great Inducements Ofered for Settling
in Alexandria County.

reporter OF the REPUBLICAN met Mr..
Matthew Trlmble, chairman Of the Alexan-
dria county Republican committee, and
asked him what his views were in regard TO
the real estate boom in that county.
Mr.. Trimble said that he did not know
that there was any particular boom con-
templated in that direction. He was In
formed that there had lately been sale made
which showed that capitalists were giving
attention to important inducements offered
on that side OF the river, and ho was sur
prised that men with money In their hands
for speculative purposes had delayed solong
In turning their attention to that side Of the
Potomac.
"we have" he said, ia magnificent strip
OF country In that county, full OF beautiful
natural scenery, and whess5ou 90 back two
or three miles from the river you will find
some OF the most attractive locations for
suburban homes and villages that can be
found within 100 miles OF the national
capital. The air is perfectly pure and
healthy, the water the best In the world,
and the land productive and easily titled.
Its citizens are peaceable, Intelligent,
honest, and hospltable. You can vote
your political preferences without
annoyance or disturbance from either party
and your vote will be fairly counted, aud
whether you are q Democrat or Republican
you will be treated with respect and In ac-
cordance with your own individual merits.
As we are likely to have free bridges and
good roads, we can offer more and better
inducements for people TO settle in that
county than can possibly be offered within
the limits Of the District or In Maryland.n
"IIow about the political situation of the
state?u
"Suce the present national administration
has come into power, and the Democratic
majority in the last House having utterly
failed to agree on any distinctive line OF
public policy, excepteso far as to develop
an unmistakable tendency to free trade,
am impressed with the belief that the intel
ligent Democratic voters OF the state are
fast losing their preiudices against the
Republican party, and at the next national
election the electoral vote OF Virginia will
be cast for the Republican nominee for
President. The state OF Virginia, II
properly developed, can furnish all
the essential raw material OF American
manufacture, and the Republican party
being distinctively pledged to the protec.
tlon Of these industries, inclines me to be-
lieve that the intelligent vote Of that state
will be given in favor of the Republican
policy on that question"
"Who Is the favorite for the Republican
nomination for PresidentYn
~ would not like to venture guess on
that question. individually am In favor
OF the Republican nominee"
National Republican., 1887-04-19
RAILWAY NOTES.

The Illinois Central railroad has purchased
rs leased lines in lowsirom Dubuque to Sioux
possession.
The Northern Pacific railroad has consum-
mated the sale of 300. 900 acres of timber land
near Duluth. The names of the buyers are
not given. II is thought the company will
realize u 10000 from the sale.
A snit TO set aside a mortgage of sll.70O,0O0
on the Pennsylvania Slatingtou and New
England railroad, under which 1t was TO be
sold Wednesday, was filed in the chancery
court of New Jersey yesterday.
The Central Manhattan company yesterday
reelected its old board of directors and voted
that majority of the stock be Deposited with
the trustees, to be sold at not less than $50 per
share, and then only when q majority of the
holdings consent, This was done, to prevent
was In dispute, obtaining control
National Republican., 1887-04-19
WAIT WAIT ! WAIT
Great Banner Sale Of Clothing
BY THE GLOBE CLOTHING co.
S@oOoO worth OF Clothing Must be Sold! Biggest Bargains
OF Your Life Ii you Don't Believe It. Come
and See for Yourself!

Mems Pants worth ST. IS and So for 5 Pants $s
and 81 ior Sse5 Pants worth $s and 81 for $685. Mems Suits
worth SO and 49, for SIS and So Best $1
S6 and s1s for sIo Elegant Suits worth 3d. $ro, and ST.
The Greatest Bargains for While MEMS Boys and Chill
drens Clothing
Boys Suits worth Sc 81, $3.50 Chldrens Suits worth
worth S. orSa6o Chldrens Suits, worth $3.50. for $sas
drens Knee Pan worth 5oc our bar
gains
73l 9TH St. N. w. bet. and II. 731 h st. w. bet and H.
Open Saturday q
These bargains you. you don't believe it. come and
see for yourself See the immense stock Boys from
So $685. worth nearly double what charge $3.50
are worth $1o Our $Io Suits worth $6 SS goods
be sold Come aong fathers mothers and brothers,
YOU we open Saturday Remember
Clothing you ever saw selling down prices We money
Tor the goods want goods We and
get our goods the Great Banner Sale of Clothing
ing company Seventh street northwest between and Open
Saturday morning o'clock Bargains the
number 731 Seventh street northwest See the signs
Great Banner Sale by the Globe Clothing Co..
Here will get Bargains
National Republican., 1887-04-19

COTTON steady and dull; middling, l0lSc.
FLOUR firm, with " ,rly active demand
do. extra, S325@8.75: do family, S9.S5td4.5
city mills super, 82.50@3.00; do. extra s3.25@
S.75: do. Rio brands, 81 50@D4.62: Patapsco sli-
perlatiye patent, s. 30; do. family. $500.
WHEAT-Southern quiet, with light receipts
red, 9l@9Sc: amber 92@9ic; western easier and
quiet; No. winter red spot, 9015c bid May,
9l@9l3icso e.; J1ne, 9i1SS9ljlc; July, 9OIa@Olc;
CORN-southern higher and strong: white,
50@5lc; yellow, 49@50c; western easier and
and neglected; mixed, spot, d6%c bid May,
d65I@4 re; steamer. d513946c.
OATS steady and firm; southern and
Pennsylvania, %@3Sc; western white, S6@SSc
do. mixed. 8i@35c.
RYE quiet and firm, 5G@GOc.
HAY firm and fairly active; prime to choice
western, sl3,00Dl5O 90.
PROVISIONS steady and quiet. Mess
pork. Sl5.5o@17.50. Bulk meats-shoulders
and clear rib sides. packed. '799c. Bacon
shoulders S@S1Sc; clear rib sides, 91ac; hams,
13@l4o: Lard-refned, SDS14c.
BuIIER steady; western packed, 10@23c;
EGGS quiet, ,13c.
PETROLEUM steady Refined, &c.
COFFEE firm and quiet; Rio cargOes, ordin-
ary to fair, 514@16a4c.
SUGAR steady; A soft $50; copper refined
steady and active, 9l9a954c.
WHISKY quiet, Sl.239l.H.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
DIVIDING THE CoLoRED VOTE.
The Issue That Will Break tho Solid
South,


A prominent ex. Democratic member of
Congress from Alabama was asked yester-
day by q representative of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN what he thought of the posi-
tion taken by the REPUBLICAN, in regard to
the division Of the colored vote In the
south. He said: "Tospeak plainly and from
my party standpoint, regard the position
as taken by the editor Of that able journal
on that question as one Of the most dan
gerous and deceptive party issue we shall
have to contend with next year In the
south. We have large element among
our white people who read and think for
themselves; they draw their own con-
clusions, and will act on their convictions
as soon as the race issue is obliterated in
the south. So long as We can hold the
color line intact, and that Is the issue
with us between the Democratic aud
Republican parties, We will have a solid
south; when that issue is broken down,
there Is large number Of whites who will
form an alliance with the party which will
favor repeal Of the tax on tobacco and
whisky, which we regard as war measures
that should be abolished. The Republican
party has been considered In the south
as the negro party, consequen tly
great many substantial white men, who
believed that the Republican party was
right, have kept back on account OF the
color line. When the negro vote divides
then you will see an exodus OF white votes
changing front, falling into Republican line,
and grasping the ideas as held out by that
party. We In the south must have protec-
tion for our growing manufacturing inter.
est, which is attracting the attention of
capital from all parts OF the world. You
will observe that In the sections Of the south
where tie greatest property exists 1t is In
those sections where the people favor pro-
lection. The south is becoming manu-
featuring section as well as an agricultural
and productive portion Of tae Union. If
we expect to have new south we must
have new ideas In conformity with our re-
sources and demands. We have every ad-
vantage to make in the south boom with
manufacturers. We have the material and
all the resources required to make 1t the
most prosperous section In this Union,r
National Republican., 1887-04-19
SETTLING JURISDICTION.
That OF the Interstate Commission and
It's Extent.

In reply to numerous communications
from various points, and especially from
the Railroad Conductors Travellers
Union, the interstate commission has de-
cided that their jurisdiction extends only
over the fourth and thirteenth sections OF
thelaw. They may only render decisions
on the long and short haul clause, and they
are authorized to hear complaints.
The communications received referred to
the Issuing Of free passes to railroad en-
ployes when not on business for the COM
pany and to their families. The commission
holds that 1t is not created to dictate as to
the management Of railroads, but to correct
alleged abuses, and that therefore the aues-
tions presented do not come under their
Jurisdiction,
National Republican., 1887-04-19

DELANO.-on April IA, 1857, OF acute neu-
raIgia, JAMES =. DELANo, aged sc years
Funeral from his late residence, Mount
Plet, PPieeasant, wednesday, April 20. at Q p. m.
'uenus arc respectfully invited 70 attend. -
,os oEsARTTER-on Saturday night, April 10,
1857, JUDGE d. X. CARTIER
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at 0
O'Clock, from his late residence, corner l. aud
Thirteenth streets northwest.
WERLICH.--At o'clock n. m, April 1s
1887, PERC1vAL PATTERSON, only child OF Per.
oiyal ,. ana Harriet MoCeney Werlich, aged s
months
:, Funeral from residence, Q2o oFarragut fquare,
Wednesday, 2Oth instant. at o'clock p. m.
J0HNs0N.-In this city, Apr. Is, at the resi-
dence Of her son, 1901 Massachusetts avenue,
MARY l.. JOHNSON, relict Of the late Award
Johnson, OF Dorchester county, Nd, and
mother Of Johnson Brothers, of this city.
Funeral Wednesday. the 10Th, at 2 O'clock
nom Mount Vernon Church. Interment at
Rock Creek. Friends invited. No flowers. .
National Republican., 1887-04-19
A Maritime ExnnsItlnn.

The Department of State has received in.
formation from the consul at Cadlz, Spain,
thata national maritime exhibition win be
held In that place between Aug 10 and Oct. 81.
1887, with possible extension of ffleen days.
All Spanish industries relating to the construc.
ion and equipment OF vessels Of AZ classes,
mitted. The exhibition will be divided In two
parts, one on land and the other, or floating
exposition, In the, cove nearly opposite the
docks Of the Transatlantic Steamship Com
pany and the naval arsenal of Caracca, at q
point called Pnntales. about a mile from the
gate OF the city, and In sheltered portion of
the Bay OF Cadiz.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
81. .Joseph,s Church FaIr.

The attendance at st. Josephs fair last night
was very large and great interest was mani
tested the contests for the different articles
disposed Of, The gold headed cane was won by
Dwyer sanctuary boys watch by So. Patrick s
Church, oil panels by Miss Smith, and ladies'
gold watch by Miss Bresnahau,
National Republican., 1887-04-19
CHILL QUARANTINED
In Consequence OF the Cholera Prevail
ing There.

Owing to the prevalence of cholera In
Chill, all ports north as far as Panama have
quarantined against the arrival Of any ves-
sells, merchandise, or mail from Gillian
ports. In consequence the mail from Chill
has been forwarded via the. Straits OF Magel-
Ian, Rio de Janeiro, and New York, thus
making the circuit Of the continent. Re-
Gently upon the arrival Of some Chiliau
mail matter at New York for Ecuador, 1t
was forwarded to Guayaquil via Panama.
where II was refused and returned to New
York. Supt. Bell, OF the foreign mail
Office, on being Informed OF these facts, had
the mails returned to Chill, where upon its
arrival 1t Will have circumnavigated the
South American continent nearly twice, a
distance OF 23, $40 miles.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
VALIDITY OF A LAND GRANT.
The Title to Over a Million of Acres
Sustained.

The United States Supreme Court yester-
day affirmed the decree Of the court below
sustaining hevalidity of the Maxwell land
grand. This grant covers large tracts of
land on what afe now the boundaries of
Colorado and New Mexico. 1t was an old
Spanish grant, and when Gen. Cox was
Secretary. OF the Interior he held that the
alcalde Of Mexico who had made the grant
bad exceeded his authority. Secretary
Cox maintained that the grant included
to whom the grant had been made fought
the decision and the question was carried
to the Supreme Court. That court yes
terday affirmed the legality of the original
grant, which covers LII, 700 acres of fine
land in Colorado and New Mexico.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
A PROFESSIONALS DAY.
Transactions Confined TO Ciiques and
Room Traders.

NEW YORK, Apr. is.--The stock market was
considerably more active to-day, although
nearly one-half Of the total dealings were in
Reading. The dealings were generally OF q
professional character, the buying being
principally by the cliques and the selling by
the room traders who are inclined TO be
bearish. Outside OF Reading the trading was
only moderate, and the coal stocks as class
were the features.
The opening was somewhat irregular, though
generally steady, while Jersey Central was an
exception, with an advance of per cent. The
general list was quiet and barely firm In the
early trading, while four stocks-Reading,
Lackawanna, Fort Worth and Denver, ana
Richmond and West Point-were active aud
strong, the gains ranging up to per cent. The
latter named stock became quiet toward noon,
and the general market remained about firm.
After IL O'Clock, however, change in the
tone OF the market was brought about and a
lasted, with but few interruptions, until the
close occurred. The close was quiet and
rather heavy at close to opening figures gem
Money on. call has been easy, ranging
from ~ to O. last loan at o. aud closing at
~ TO ,, Sterling exchange is dull aud
sSday bills and y's isS to 4s7 5r % aomsn1 ms ,Sr
Posted rates, 1867 TO dSsIS. Government bonds
have been dull but firm. State bonds have
Dcen uull anu htch0y.
Treasury balanCcs-Coin, sia5, ,i3i, ,loi; cur
renoy, sl5,12l,35i.
tions.
81, 100; g. 1905; AZ coup, 10; pac
La. Cons, 81; Mo. 6s OF 81, 1929; N, q, Cons.
g. l28i d. 4s, Os; Tenn. setllem't 6s.. 1906
52; Tenn. ,settlem't 3s, '77i Centl Pac., LIST,
il6H; D. X. q. lst. 81; NJ, X. q r., Io2lS
Northern pac. ist,, ll7J6; do. -, lo5; North.
81. J. i San Fran, iiStS; 81. Paul Con-, los 81 81
l., Chi'go & Pac., l2li South Pac. LIST, li2i3
4; p. r. @. d O.. 20; Union Pac, LIST, 1857
West Shore, io2Ii Adams Express, ,li2
Ex., 1l3; Bos All L. pref, 30: d. G. 4 Il. N. Is;
Can. Southern, 6i91; Canton, so; Central Pac' ;
Al; Ches, Ohio, s; Chicago u Alton, 1856 do
pref, 1Go; G; b. y O., IA; Cleve,d & Col, 66;
Con. Con- Coal q; Del. & IIud, lOiN; Del. & T.
PsayeF Pcat WsySs a. @ '4 III Erie &sTe% &Sa aS p!s ss
Hous. & Tex, 80; Ill. Cen. 1881; Ksns. 4
954; Lul. Nash, 60; Manhattan, i0OI NJ
&C Chat; A., S9 Met T., 99si Mich. Cen, S3 No
Chat, So, n. J. Central, SIS; NIX. & ". pref,
Northwestern, 1879; do pref, 1i7; N. Y
Central; 1l9i, Chicago { ST.. L., ioh; do
PNEsi NsG a$4 III Ohio Pso MisI si a do pref 9l Or
Reading AZ; Rich. 4 Aieg, 6iS Rich. 4
DAN, l50; Rock L.. 1885, st. i. & S. f.,
Paul, g21f; do. pref, l2O St. Paul \
Snien fac., t'1 N &, 1SS' g; waS: %so Pss, Ps
q; do pref, 3G2a; Wells Far. ex. 1928; W. Union,
l6R; Tenn. Coal " Iron, 46; Cotton Oil
Trust, 5S]4 Quicksilver, 6; do. pref, 500
orain ana Provisions.
FOLLOWING 70 the range OF prices in the Chicago
National Republican., 1887-04-19
Visitors to West Point,

The President yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing visitors to the West Point Military
Academy for 1887 : Gen. John W. Palmer of IL
linoisj Gen. Robert II. Anderson, of Georgin
George w. Childs of Philadelphia; N
a. Courtenay, OF South Carolina; Rev. John N
Brown, of New York; Charles j. N. Gwinn, o
Maryland, and Dr.. William Everett, OF Massa
chusetts.
The president OF the Senate has appointed
Oregon, and Cookrell, OF Missouri.
The speaker of the House has appointed
Representatives Wheeler, of Alabama, and An
deTson and Butterworlh, of Ohio.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
Presidential Appo,ntments. A

The President has appointed Col. Wesley
Merritt, of the 9th cavalry, superintendent Of
the West Point military academy, to be briga'
der general. 10 succeed Gen. Orlando b. Will
cox. The President yesterday commissioned
the state of New York and Thomas ]. Hunt as
commissioner of deeds for the state OF Pennsyl.
yania, in the District of Columbia.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
The Cruiser Boston.

IT is expected that the new cruiser Boston
will be completed and ready for trial in about
month. The steering gear of the Chicago is
being pushed to completion, and 1t is expected
she will be ready by July /.
National Republican., 1887-04-19

No well regulated household should be with.
out bottle of Angostura Bitters, the world re.
counterfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist for
the genuine article, manufactured by Dr. j. G.
b. Seigert u Sons.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
IMPORTATION OF LABOR.
s A Decision by Collector on an Excep
ton to the Statute.

BOSTON, Apr. 1S.-Collector Saltonstall
has decided question arising out of the
United States statute relative to the impor-
tation Of foreign labor under contract.
Eight women imported, by the Crompton
Mills, Of Providence, Il. l., were prevented
from landing. Evidence was given, how
ever, to show that these women came under
the exception to the statute, which allows
skilled labor which does not compete with
home workmen to be imported. The col
lector ruled that they came under the
exception.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
CITY ITENIS.

Rowland DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and-a-half street northwest three doors north
OF Pennsylvania avenue e. p. Rowland, NJ.
D,,C. II; Rowland, ID. d. 81, surgical, operative
nitrous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only so
cents extra for gas, whether one or number
OF teeth are extracted at the same sitting
persons. Artificial teeth ~ per SET Gold
amalgam, and white filings Inserted In the
best manner All work warranted first class.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
S. S. S.
Indorsed hy LeadIng rhysInInna.

.tnuOrhtu Dy beAulnE fnyStCtauB.
'sevoral years ago a negro came ~ me for
treatment of a very severe sore throat. cau-
tetized II once, twice, three times, and without
other than temporary benefit. ON the fourth
visit he made my office | told him, after a
thorough examination, that he had contracted
blood poisoning. He confessed that he had;
but said doctor had cured him with black
pills-mercury, of course. Finding the foul
and fearful disease. yet in his system, thought
l would Just experiment on him and see VI
Ihnd been hearing for years of Swifts Specific
so put him under treatment of nothing but
s, s s. Four large bottles completely cured
him. and len bis throat us beautifully healed
as could desire.
Since then have used 8. s. s. in numerous
cases In my practice, and have never failed
to make safe, perfect and permanent cure,
where tho patients have followed your dlrec.
tiors faithfully.
II is because of these remarkable cures that
| have made In my own practice with s, 8. 3.
that cheerfully send you this testimony of
swift Specifies sure success In all such cases.
Those who know the almost inevitable, per-
mapently dangerous effects Of mercury will
welcome your discovery of s. 8. s. as boon to
humanity. The medical profession, always
wary OF proprietary medicines, is coming
slowly, and In some cases secretly, to the use
of 8. s. in cases OF blood disorder. OF course
medicine that cures poisoning in its worst
TGns form must purify the bsoa Of every disorder
Treatise OH Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
On
National Republican., 1887-04-19

"ALDERNRy DAIRY WAGONS Fresh Alder
ney Butter churned every morning aud deliy-
cred In n pound "Ward" prints, at 10 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 8 cents per ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart, and sweet milk
at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1887-04-19

-, BERKELEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, "a per gallon, 81 a
quart, and 80 cents a pint, % cents sample
bottle. Tharp, SlS Y street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
THE SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR
CA7ARRH.

Ihdreus6d Eiy's Cream ! lrds so much tOHb,c6i
Bdhn and consider my. ltGiM CdidTTh il SERIOUSLY
seg cured. suffered 20 affected my u0ice. one
Years from cdidrTh and bottle Of Ilys Cream
cdtdrrhal headache, and Balm dld he cork M
this is he first TemedVtdt pOice is nun restored -
afforded lasting reiieE-lB. f. Liepsner, A. M,
u. 4. HigQinson, li5 Lake Pastor QfNe Oiir6t Bdp.
st. Chicago. list Church, .PhiLd. ia.
For 10 pears teas an. Fbr cigh yedrs hare
n0yed ariM cdtdrrh, Sc been sufferer from ca
tere pain IN my head, dis tdrrh. dRerusiRg Elys
charges into any throat, Cream Balm for sic lpeeks
ana unpleasant breath. l btliGuC mySClf cured. II
Ny sense Of smell pdS is most agreeable rem
much impaired hdre.edH.-JOseDhS Steiudrt, G2i
OrCrCOme these troubles Grand die, Brooklyn,
irih Cream Bdlm.-J BIN. Y.
Case, 81. Denis Hotel,
Broddudy, NJ y. I tgds cured by Eys
Cream Balm: iGds trou-
Ihdre been great SUI blett With chronic edtdrTh,
terc rom dTU cdtdrrh for gdiheriRg IN mn head,
mdpy years. Elys Cream diticultV IN breaLfng,
Balm completely cured me and DISCHARGES from MI
MI. LdNy,39 WOOdlpdrd cars, &C j. COrbin 923
Atelhe, Boston, Mass. Chestnut st., Phld.
National Republican., 1887-04-19
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

REPCRTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
Asto Purity and of the Royal Baking
purchased tho
MARKET
pnosphates or injurious supstancea e.
Baking Powder absolutely pur
A.
examined package Royal Baking Powder
NORTON President
at
American Institute,
endorsement from eminent chemists physicians
Health all the world.
NorThc comparative Of Baking
Powders Chemical Analysis
pound of each powder taken,
Prof scheer only what
Powder
more than ordinary kinds is far economical
gc better work. single trial OF the Royal Baking Powder
far.mnded person these
While the diagram shows Of the
strength than other
ing that they have AL powders matter bow high te
arc to be avoided as dangerous
National Republican., 1887-04-19

OPIUM cnS cured "aiSan st home without Without
paini book OF particulars aent free. b, n.
W00LLEY ND, Atlanta, Ga. oclt-ddW-su